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| DSH 548
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6 K6 O1 j0 p0 q& f0 X4 P- F$ b | Application of IEC 60320-1 type appliance inlets# b( s# e6 f) J) H6 C f
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/ m. A! {1 J9 g+ Z& x4 u, B | 60950(ed.3)
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Standard(s):
+ a; [/ Y+ V Q7 f' M* K8 t% }$ @IEC 60950:1999" m, F ~) [* s9 I5 w& w8 F% [
Sub clause(s):9 \& R2 F) `8 t M/ n
1.5.2, 4.5.1- @' P& q3 Q$ t1 C* a5 m4 n/ N
Dec. NO.
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Subject:( \$ Z( P1 Y. v
Application of IEC 60320-1 type
2 M! r, [2 N1 K+ J7 qappliance inlets
$ A$ g& @5 o5 @+ U6 a6 d7 QKey words:
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Decision taken at the 41st6 C, f$ f# X( L) f9 Q4 M
CTL meeting.
) G) j/ u! e: XQuestion:
! \- p2 d# K" {8 s% P/ R1 t OBackground:- d5 g4 h$ Y& J- g
An increasing number of Notebook PCs require AC Adaptors to provide output power of up to 150 W
/ ^' w0 T2 E+ U3 L' R9 u& A% O- ~at an ambient of up to 40 °C (due Pentium-4 devices). Although designed with a very good efficiency,
5 u5 e: o& V) w: Z" j/ ~" Gthe losses still result in high operating temperatures.+ z, M: v# O* P s
Problem:- j( ~& d' b. R! h# h* l! y
IEC 60950:99 refers in several subclauses and in Annex P to IEC 60320 series as relevant IEC
4 U) x3 x; Q; r' A: @5 w" ?component standard for appliance inlets.
0 ]; E, L6 y3 @, \ U+ s' ~: ~( P! XHowever, there aren't any specific temperature limits for appliance inlets specified in table 4A parts 17 h$ j9 d. D& A1 ?
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This results in a non-uniform interpretation whether:
6 J# ]7 `! Y0 L# |# `& ? v( O(a) the temperature limit of external surfaces of equipment which can be touched (95 °C3 v8 L, f' v6 q
for the plastic housing of the appliance inlet)
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(b) the temperature limit of IEC 60320-1 (70 °C for the pins of the appliance inlet for cold& Y m) g6 t$ u; @# |2 g9 n% d
conditions), p" u5 v& o- t7 ~
shall be chosen for the assessment of the maximum temperature of the appliance inlet.) f) E! ?% J" x/ p+ N
A clarification for following would be helpful:
+ P; \, L% D9 z" y- Z(i) Is (only) the maximum temperature of the appliance inlet housing to be measured?: M: d& Z2 n/ j8 ^6 X: J
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(ii) Is it necessary to measure besides the temperature of accessible surfaces as well0 \) i. d2 M3 m
the maximum temperature of the pins of an appliance inlet (test location as required
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Decision:
5 b9 v, V; t& w: A1 SFor testing of a product incorporating IEC 60320-1 type appliance inlets, the temperature limits and! X" W' Y* G& Z1 E+ x0 V
locations for temperature measurements as described in IEC 60320-1 shall apply:
h5 B( s- f6 ~9 M7 I t( a• 70 °C maximum pin temperature for appliance inlet for cold conditions' l& ^% a& g2 P _! [* L( C
• Test location: Base of the pin (part of the pin where it protrudes from the engagement face)
1 E, ?, b" p0 J6 pThe temperature rise shall be determined at the maximum room ambient temperature as declared by
1 B/ j# G6 z, @: `; p. |- bthe AC Adaptor's manufacturer.4 K6 g6 H/ F1 X- Y4 I# |
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